Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 12:30 – 13:15, 20:00 – 21:15
Thursday: 12:30 – 13:15, 20:00 – 21:15
Friday: 12:30 – 13:15, 20:00 – 21:15
Saturday: 12:30 – 21:15
Sunday: Closed
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At the Tip of the Island
Our establishment is located at the tip of the Yonne island. You will have the impression of having lunch or dinner on a cruise ship with a breathtaking view of the Yonne and the false river.
Our cuisine primarily consists of seasonal products and rigorous selections.
The atmosphere you will find will be both professional and friendly.
The restaurant welcomes you in a sumptuous setting. Its team will cater to your desires to help you discover the best local dishes.
Treat yourself by offering a moment at La Madeleine restaurant at the tip of the island.
Come and discover the universe of Chef Patrick Gauthier, born in Sens, who will welcome you to his Burgundian establishment in the heart of his city and more recently on the banks of the Yonne.
Cadre atypique
Terrasse
Climatisation
Parking privé
For this Japan and design enthusiast who started his career in Paris, deploying his roots in Sens has always been obvious. Spotlight on a chef anchored in Burgundy, but with a wandering spirit.
After 25 years spent in the city center of Sens, in Burgundy, Chef Patrick Gauthier chose in 2017 to move his restaurant to the banks of the Yonne, on an island. Before that, ten years of missed opportunities had put an end to all projects of changing the location of the starred establishment. His love at first sight for the building, and especially for its environment and breathtaking view, was decisive in the change. Like a reminiscence of the Tour d’Argent, where the chef worked at the beginning of his career, durably marked by its exceptional panorama.
Over the past twenty years, Chef Patrick Gauthier has traveled extensively. Two destinations particularly have his favor: Japan, where he has been 38 times, and Scandinavia. Their common point? A very strong sense of aesthetics. Without ever falling into literal adaptation, Patrick Gauthier has freely drawn inspiration from certain codes, between attention to detail, play of materials and sobriety, to imagine his new space.
